Hawaii-Aleutian Time — Current Time
Hawaii itself never changes its clocks — it's one of only two states that skip daylight saving entirely — while the Aleutian Islands, though nominally in the same zone, do spring forward and fall back.
Where Hawaii-Aleutian Time is observed
Hawaii (no DST, permanent HST) and the far-western Aleutian Islands of Alaska (which do observe DST as HDT).
* Only part of this state is in Hawaii-Aleutian Time.
Major cities in Hawaii-Aleutian Time
Hawaii-Aleutian Time vs. other US zones
| Location | Current time | UTC offset | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Eastern Time | 4:32 PM EDT | UTC-4 | 6 hours ahead |
| Central Time | 3:32 PM CDT | UTC-5 | 5 hours ahead |
| Mountain Time | 2:32 PM MDT | UTC-6 | 4 hours ahead |
| Pacific Time | 1:32 PM PDT | UTC-7 | 3 hours ahead |
| Alaska Time | 12:32 PM AKDT | UTC-8 | 2 hours ahead |
| Atlantic Time | 4:32 PM AST | UTC-4 | 6 hours ahead |
| Samoa Time | 9:32 AM GMT-11 | UTC-11 | 1 hour behind |
| Chamorro Time | 6:32 AM GMT+10 | UTC+10 | 20 hours ahead |
Convert Hawaii-Aleutian Time to another zone
Frequently asked questions
What is the current UTC offset for Hawaii-Aleutian Time?
Hawaii-Aleutian Time is UTC-10 during standard time, and does not change for daylight saving.
Does Hawaii-Aleutian Time observe daylight saving time?
No, Hawaii-Aleutian Time does not observe daylight saving time — clocks stay fixed year-round.
Which states are in Hawaii-Aleutian Time?
Hawaii (no DST, permanent HST) and the far-western Aleutian Islands of Alaska (which do observe DST as HDT).